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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
3
Dr E G Sweet advises isolation and home care for contagious diseases with strict room disinfection and antiseptic practices, noting room contents, nurse separation, and cleaning after recovery. The piece shifts to a broader argument for taxing church property, arguing exemptions harm laboring families and citing historical church wealth data and principles of taxation.
Rev Madison Peters of Baltimore argues that church property should be taxed to fund public needs. He cites Judge Cooley on taxation and the protection taxes confer, warning taxation preserves republican separation of church and state while noting churches do not enjoy immunity from divine law.
J J Mau argues that trusts vary in virtue. Some serve public welfare while others are speculative, exploitative monopolies. He urges mandatory disclosures and showdowns before stock is sold, comparing to bank and insurance disclosure rules, with a call to curb dishonest capital schemes.
Prof Charles W Pearson argues that modern preaching lacks truth and power. He cites Jesus rebuking religious leaders and warns many teachers today distort God s word through tradition. He extols the Bible as divine law history biography precept poetry and the source of virtue happiness and achievement.
A fragmentary verse by J. G. Holland evokes lullaby imagery with rocking cadence and dreamscape frames. It references wonderland, mother-world, and dew on clover as the speaker guides a sleep journey. The text blends whimsical sounds with soft, drifting imagery.
Marlon Dudley answers a violinist wanted ad and meets Dick, a young pianist, in Boston. They bond over music, keep the arrangement private from her mother, and grow close as Dick travels home upon hearing his father’s illness. A telegram changes plans but reunion follows and their engagement is announced.
George Sipe, a 74 year old resident of Etellin township near Hellum in York County, Pa, remains active and reads the newspaper daily without glasses. He set a township woodcutting record by hewing 175% cards of wood, 3 500 rails, and 3 700 posts in four weeks, a feat said to be unmatched locally.
The piece surveys spring dress fabrics and laces from New York imports. It highlights chiffons grenadines mousseline de soie and canvas cloth, with color options, trims, and travel wear advice for moderate budgets, noting durable canvas and varied passamenterie and lace patterns.
A fragment describes light blue linen gowns with elaborate lace insetwork and irregular borders. The text notes the gowns are too fancy to be simple shirtwaist suits and highlights their delicate, decorative appeal.
A sermon argues that divinity within man and a divine Christ are essential. It traces belief in a savior beyond self, cites historical and religious voices, and suggests a universal, catholic Christianity emerging from science and culture.
The sermon extols reverence as the crowning grace of life and worship as a universal solvent for bigotry. It speaks of prayer as adoration before the divine, unity in fellowship, and the power of collective song to strengthen communities and defend nations.
The essay argues that imposing external rules harms character development and spiritual life. Jesus rejected mere observance without inner transformation. Christians should condemn only harmful acts and commend those enriching humanity, otherwise the church risks alienating society and youth.
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